Zoe Levin first made our pants tight in Trust (2010), a thriller about a teenage girl targeted by an online sexual predator, which was oddly director by Friends alum David Schwimmer. Born in Chicago, Illinois, Zoe caught the acting bug at an early age, earning her first role in a play when she was just thirteen. Zoe later made her way to the bright, shining lights of Hollywood, where she studied communication and fine arts at Loyola Marymount University and started her entertainment career. In the animated short, Hawaiian Vacation (2011), which follows a Ken and Barbie trip to paradise in the Pacific, Zoe plays the voice of a character named "Peas-in-a-Pod." Zoe starred in another live-action comedic short called Advantage: Weinberg (2012), which follows a young man orchestrating a love connection with an older woman. Zoe also made a cameo appearance on Arrested Development (2013) as "High School Girl #3," but it’s The Way, Way Back (2013) that’s been her biggest exposure to date, both in terms of popularity and skin. No, she’s not naked, but she stuffs a wild bikini. Zoe also got a little sexy in Palo Alto (2014), a drama adapted from a book of short stories by actor James Franco. She cartwheels in short shorts, and even though we can't see her naughty bits, we'll take what we can get. For your naughtiest peek at Zoe, check out the BDSM comedy series BONDiNG (2019), in which she plays a dominatrix and dons plenty of sexy leather outfits. We're Levin it!
